Who's Master? Who's Man? Australia in the Victorian Age by Michael Cannon (1971, Hardcover)

Author
Michael Cannon

Publisher
Thomas Nelson (Australia), 1971

Format
Hardcover with dust jacket (protected in removable plastic sleeve)

Pages
304 pages, illustrated with photographs, facsimiles, and drawings

ISBN
9780170019583

Condition
Very Good – Light shelf wear to base of boards. Dust jacket is intact and covered in protective plastic. Internally clean and tightly bound.

Overview
In this richly illustrated volume, historian Michael Cannon delves into the power dynamics of 19th-century Australia, examining the clash between authority and labour, wealth and poverty, during the Victorian Age. A compelling social history that draws on rare images and archival sources to vividly portray life in colonial Australia—from convict legacies to gold rush struggles.

Why You’ll Love It
Essential reading for those interested in class, labour, and colonial politics in Australia. Cannon’s writing is accessible yet deeply researched, making this both an educational resource and a visually engaging read.

Note
Includes bibliography (pages 288–294) and index. Large-format hardcover, ideal for display and reference.